This is one of the rarest Art Deco chrome and Red Catalin trim Toasters ever manufactured. Made in the 1930's by Superior Electric Product Corp. in St. Louis, MO.

This highly stylized Art Deco designed toaster floating on a tubular chrome frame is absolutely stunning. From its speed lines running down each side to its rounded & tapered edges and 4 bright red Bakelite stacked cylinder handles interspersed with chrome discs. The design is reminiscent of the Streamlined locomotives, ocean-liners and automobiles of the 30's. This was definitely a design made for the "kitchens of the future" during this era.

bahamaboy, 6 years agoThis toaster looks like it just came outta the box. A truly superb piece. I love it.

toaster crazy, 6 years agoI had a toaster just like that one. When my Grandmother passed away she left it for me knowing how much I liked it. Sadly our house was broken into and this is one of the things that was stolen. It is fun to see this one!

REED, 6 years agoVery cool piece.. definately has that old but futuristic look to it..love the handles

chevy59, 6 years agoI'm curious, comment #6, who would break into someone's house and steal a toaster. That's funny!

lovevintage, 6 years agoI LOVE THIS TOASTER!!! I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING WHO WOULD BRAKE INTO SOMEONES HOUSE AND STEAL THE TOASTER... IT MAKES YOU WONDER.... BUT THEN AGAIN THEY BROKE INTO MY BROTHERS HOUSE AND STOLE HIS JEANS AND JACKET.....